According to the Telegraph-Journal (paywall), Saint John Sea Dogs
captain Jonathan Huberdeau is expected to play tomorrow night against the
Gatineau Olympiques.
Huberdeau left Wednesday’s 4-2 win over the Moncton
Wildcats midway through the third period not long after taking a high hit from
Patrick Downe.
Via HockeyFights.com, here’s the only video of the hit
that can be found on the interweb.
Downe received a roughing minor for the hit. According to the league website, Downe has been suspended one-game for an "illegal hit to the head."
Huberdeau leads the team in scoring with three goals and
two assists in three games. The Sea Dogs will be in tough this weekend with
Stephen MacAulay and Kevin Gagne away at Hamilton Bulldogs camp, so the team
will be looking for Huberdeau to provide a significant spark to the offense.
The Sea Dogs captain is getting plenty of attention from
the Florida Panthers even with the NHL locked out. Highlights from Wednesday’s
game were posted on the team’s Twitter and Facebook pages.
Saint John plays two games this weekend. They host the
Olympiques tomorrow night at Harbour Station and then travel to Moncton for a rematch with the
Wildcats on Sunday.
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